10) Rudy Gay - Among all the other Small Forwards in the West, Rudy Gay is the leader in PPG with 20.2. Among the other Small Forward in the West Conference, he is the first in FT%, 2nd in Assists and he is shooting 36% from down-town.
9) Kemba Walker -Kemba Walker is having a great season with 18.8 PPG, 5.2 AST and 3.8 RPG.
8) Dirk Nowitzki - An All Star game without the veteran Dirk Nowitzki just won’t be right. Yes, he is getting old but he still is one of the best Power Forwards in this league. He’s having 18.5 PPG, 6.0 RPG and 2.0 AST.
7) Kyle Korver - Korver’s best chance to make the All Star game was this season. He has the best 3PM% in NBA history with 53%. He’s scoring 13.1 PPG, 2.8 AST, 4.2 RPG.
6. Nikola Vucevic -The Orlando’s center is having a great season and is ranked 7th in the East in scoring with 19.5 PPG and 3rd in rebounds with 11.3 RPG.
5) Monta Ellis -Monta Ellis was the #5 pick back in the days but this doesn’t really matter and it doesn’t make any big difference. He is one of the best SG/PG in the league that you don’t think much about. He is ranked third among the other PG in PPG and STL with 20.5 and 1.7.
4) Gordon Hayward - Hayward is ranked 2nd among the other Small Forwards in the West with 19 PPG, 2nd in AST (tied with Rudy Gay) with 4.1.
3) Mike Conley - Mike Conley is one of the most underrated players in the league and we all know that. He is shooting 40% from the arc, he has 17.4 PPG and is ranked 5th among Western PG. He is ranked 10th in AST with 5.6 per game.
2) Dwight Howard - Dwight Howard’s streak of All Star appearances will come to an end this season. His last injury came at worst time for his All Star chances. He has 16.3 PPG, 11 RPG and 1.4 BPG.
1) Damian Lillard - The Portland Trail Blazers are ranked 3rd in the Western Conference and most of the credits for that are going to Lillard. He is having the same season as Curry, just the problem is that he doesn’t have as much as commercials. He has 21.8 PPG, 4.6 RPG, 6.2 AST and is shooting 36.7% from 3.